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FS2K · October 19, 2006, 03:01 PM

I agree with you guys on the $1000.00 Snub nose issue, it is a bit steep, but I take it that you guys don't shoot revolvers much?

I can see how a revolver fan could spend a Thousand dollars on a good revolver. If you are used to shooting semi-auto's the first thing you'll notice when shooting a high end revolver is the trigger. Man...a good revolver triggers break is seriously like glass, smooth...crisp, man you can't even hardly feel it. Like a customized 1911 trigger, except some revolvers come right out of the box like that. It's amazing...at least I think so.

Then there's the grip, different but comfortable and natural to have your thumb bent down like that. LOL!

Revolvers are different animals for sure, but they have a LOT of features a Semi-Auto shooter can really appreciate.

October 19, 2006, 03:01 PM	#10
FS2K Senior Member Join Date: September 9, 2006 Posts: 1,853	ITEOTWAWKI & croyance I agree with you guys on the $1000.00 Snub nose issue, it is a bit steep, but I take it that you guys don't shoot revolvers much? I can see how a revolver fan could spend a Thousand dollars on a good revolver. If you are used to shooting semi-auto's the first thing you'll notice when shooting a high end revolver is the trigger. Man...a good revolver triggers break is seriously like glass, smooth...crisp, man you can't even hardly feel it. Like a customized 1911 trigger, except some revolvers come right out of the box like that. It's amazing...at least I think so. Then there's the grip, different but comfortable and natural to have your thumb bent down like that. LOL! Revolvers are different animals for sure, but they have a LOT of features a Semi-Auto shooter can really appreciate. __________________ Just a big fan of guns.